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Last Updated on Thursday, 18 August 2022, 22:56 by Denis Chabrol Just weeks after Guyana began importing Blackbelly sheep from Barbados,  the Sheep Farmers Inc. of the Barbados Agricultural Society (BAS) said it was embarking on a new project to import a breed of sheep that can be crossed with the local Blackbelly variety which is not very profitable, Barbados Today reported on Thursday. Guyana's Agriculture Minister Zukfikar Mustapha has already announced that Guyana, too, would be crossbreeding the Blackbelly sheep and sheep in Guyana. President of the association Maurice Grant said that the indigenous animal was not profitable to farmers and cross breeding the sheep with another one would help improve the genetics and create a superior breed that was bigger and more muscular. "The Blackbelly sheep is not a very profitable animal for a farmer. While we pride ourselves in the quality of the meat, it really does not make a great deal of sense to the farmer . ....

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If you are an animal lover and adore monkeys just like us, here's a list of places where you can find different species of monkeys in the country. Monkeys are beautiful creatures and they look uber cute with their man-like activities. They use grooming to strengthen relationships, are good with tools, and some of them even love to take a relaxing hot bath. This animal is truly fascinating, and so if you wish to see them in person, here's a list of places where you can say hello to different monkey species in India.  1. Nameri National Park for Capped Langur source This gorgeous orange beauty is currently threatened by habitat loss and is arboreal by nature, meaning they are usually found jumping through the forest branches. They are also very playful and love socializing through grooming and hugging, and you can meet them at the Nameri National Park in Assam. 2. Hoollongapar Gibbon Sanctuary for Hoolock Gibbons and St...

You might think of yeast infections as a thing that only happens "down there," but that's not the case. Yeast loves moist, warm places, making several areas of your body perfect breeding grounds for the not-so-friendly fungus. Advertising Policy Cleveland Clinic is a non-profit academic medical center. Advertising on our site helps support our mission. We do not endorse non-Cleveland Clinic products or services. Policy How do you get a yeast infection? Everyone has small amounts of a yeast, or candida , on their skin and inside their digestive tracts. Healthy bacteria usually keep yeast from growing out of control. Yeast infections occur when these bacteria can't do their job. "If you're sick and need antibiotics, the drugs can kill healthy bacteria, allowing yeast to thrive," says family physician Matthew Goldman, MD. It doesn't take much for these fungi to take over. ...

New research from the University of Virginia School of Medicine and collaborators reveals how microorganisms found in our guts can worsen dangerous C. difficile infections. The discovery could help doctors identify patients at risk for severe illness and open the door to new treatments. C. difficile is a bacterium that can cause potentially deadly infections, particularly among the elderly and people on long-term antibiotics. These infections are characterized by diarrhea, nausea and fever. C. diff , as it is commonly known, strikes more than 350,000 Americans a year. Once infected, patients are prone to suffer re-infections; among those who survive, one in six will develop another case within eight weeks, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. As such, C. diff can be a major problem for hospitals and nursing facilities. UVA's new findings help explain why certain patients are at particular risk. The researchers determined that a group of antibi...